Calves, sheep, chickens, ducks and creative art making in-between
"Studying from home means I can fit study around my full-time job in Hamilton and our lifestyle block, which is full of calves, sheep, chickens and ducks..." We talk to part-time distance learning honours student Ailene Cuthbertson.
Posted on 23 Feb 2016[4] CommentsCan you be creative in a corporate world?
Often the workplace is seen as a tedious place where creativity appears to be an add-on to the daily grind...
Posted on 22 Feb 2016[0] CommentsArtist Talk: Irena Kennedy
TLC’s first Artists Talk podcast of 2016 features Irena May Kennedy, a sculpture artist.
Posted on 22 Feb 2016[0] CommentsBringing whakapapa to life
“It is an odd thing to say that I am an artist. My body is trying to attach itself to that label at the moment.” This is a comfort level and an honest reflection many students studying at TLC can relate to.
Posted on 19 Feb 2016[3] CommentsCreativity and The Art of Work
In this presentation we examine the conceptual tools of the crafter, artist and designer, and the conceptual tools of creativity and innovation.
Posted on 14 Feb 2016[0] CommentsFirst Day Excitement - Words from our Students
The first day of term can be an exciting time, especially for our new students. We messaged our on-site and distance students asking them, "How was your day?" and we got some great responses.
Posted on 10 Feb 2016[0] CommentsHumbug - the painter and the architect
Humbug is the result of a dialogue between an architect, Sam Kebbell, and a painter, Peter Adsett.
Posted on 08 Feb 2016[0] Comments20 Minutes
What would you do if you were given 20 minutes extra each day to be creative?
Posted on 01 Feb 2016[0] CommentsA [good] picture is worth a thousand words
Getting quality professional photographs of your art is essential in an online commercial world. TLC student Andy Monk takes professional photographs of other people’s art.
Posted on 27 Jan 2016[1] Comments
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